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,,f Varieties of ('otton in l/oiii* iann. Mr Wllmoti Newell Secretary of th* Louisiana Crop Pest Commission, hri" given out the following brief r** pert of the variety tests made by the Commission during the past year, th wing the production of different va*i< ♦!•*•- of cotton itt weevil in fested section Two quite extenslv*- test* of vi rion** were made !*\ the Cotnml*sion during life*. on** at Mansura. Avoyel le» Parish. and th* oth**r at Bayou P.* rre. Natchitoches Parish The former was, on upland s* II. the latter on RcJ River Valley soil \t Man sura the heavy rain*- which lantol from July Tith to \ugu*t f.th severe ly cut down the yield and made con dition* extremely favorable for rapid Increase of the weevils fnder the*** trying conditions the different vari eties yielded in pounds c.f seed cotton per arre as follows; j Hawkins* Early F’rollflr r»fi3 lbs Toole’s Early . 4 53 lbs Kowden 3^1 l»)Q Simpkins 337 jj)H Triumph . 302 lbs ^lnc 214 lbs Nativp . . . . 1 fid lbs On the Fted River bottom at Flayou I’Serr* the yields in pounds of seed cotton per arre were as follows Kono .1.031 lbs Hawkins' Early Prolific... 911 lbs 773 lbs. Improved Pctorkio ...... 7 49 lbs. Mebane Triumph . 74 5 lbs. ■ PflU/nflOC \li Kirti. t; 1 *h *hel \ rt wUnUvdwa Irhrtkew, cm n stork » " I I » "h1 »lu l« tullir »rn ; ft -**' » bu«hel «*oitr<i « urn blrr««t lw «t. ■ mike ition ». in* 4 r A it* t>« sr l) m In* h «1» * i> pe >> fl • hall bn»hr! Si r .. hu%hrl |0L1». \ I. It*'ft It. Atfstnvlllr, lift. Where to Buy Farm and Garden Seeds. "The Kind that Grow* ■•■pa UM P"l'l.ANT NOW, Our seeds Iistc bpjken all r I ► f it I p c^ni* for pliability. Ht«« kl-f Quality i« f annul* ■ ™»llLLI\w *T • <1 selling t<> Plant Tni< ter* and Florists plaoes us in a (swltlon to KNOW. Alfalfa. White. Red. f'rlnnsHi sixl all va-letlr* of OoTer. Hairy Vetches. Oats. Barley. 1 all fur’.. ><.<1«. t'abxaffe. Carp>t. I>*tt K" r*bl. stxl all Ins k irsnlen seeds. Bulb*. ^ Ro-e Rushes am] plants of all kind*: Flower ,* Trifoliate wd ®w ' Pmlt Tim* (order now. Budd. ■ * *•■*• orau.e Free*, etc. 'Write us for In.iueuse fp-e catalogue I». ^ J.StecklerSeed Co.Ltd. R FroUcKCT'»Succe«<x)512GravierSt.NewOrlean# CO I ION SI » o MJK SMI *00 huihrla 1 • Mila n Prolific cotton nr« ! '*10 h»i*hrl« Ki.(W..r rotlon watl. 300 buthrla I lit* r rott. (1 100 boahelt 1 o K « c *, btiahi I* IIir<1t n a « lu* **' • *tton M-»il. In III) buhl I lot* ~,'m |* r bu *b» I t* v*. iii j* f liiiihrl. Trn pair \\ fill# I Ini an<l Turkera Kl.’ai i* r pair, nine * oil I#* pop* I*v0b l>>r malt* b\00 lor lemalML Ml prl •>! I. o. b. t nlon -i ring a Ala. J. m it \ iv f It. Jit.. I nlon Hprlno. Ala. SOUTHERN TREES 1 ru!t tree*, shade tre. *. Nut tr**eH, Vln«>*. Herr lea. shrubbery. Plant*. Fig*. Porne cratiab * and scupt* rnoOK*—our leader*. A lao lieriuuda gra** root*. I he kind* that Stilt the South. Write u* a hat you v» ant and get price*. M*»> duo Hr. < ««>k * Iki'kovkd Curror* Mater* • i «* i* r bu*hel. Wavkki y Nrr*kkit*. Waverly. Ala THE MORTGAGE LIFTER I HASTINGS’ BIGGEST CROPPING, BIGGEST BOLL COTTON $150 Per Acre That lark* Uk* * j,,t of m vj fr tn on» 40 o» n4 ft to. but IT of ur ru»l a>»r» hi'* *»<l» It In llv J».t f ur tu’i r< u. h rtri u Tf, iir» t.*-» i«t • r w' 1. U'-j in.1 ruitlnUon. W* tit*nt!K«1 our r, « fimotu M rt t«(T t Iftrr Cotton tfl ] .<*>1. 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It rot-,tain* rt*ryt*d»ig In the • n of •eed* for the . In fart. It’* the r *t fmnplet# »ecd ratals* for Koulhern farmer* and gardener*. |t'« printed for r-Al *i*l »# waist W> amd it to r * now. PRICES of Mortgage Lifter Catta#—!*• ut>d. f’■»*1 AS rontt; 3 p-unda. ft •«. Hr riprraa or freight, rvt prrpahi. i»rt. V) canU: buahel. I! V; 10 t-uahel*. 113.30. No •red ahtpped C. U. I*. : Only Half Time pr* potl realtae that at»>ut out of *r*rr I <X> acre* of farm land U nnljr •offclrvg atmut half time, and ll'» ixt the land'* fault, either Ifa the mast Who « .rfc» tt the man *tv *.■«•* mi and plant* Juet "coltim” or )u»t "corn” In ateail of planting the l«m»l «m| of the be»t *artrti<» of cotloa and earn and #r*r*ttitr g rtee that gr w« mi tlw farm •ml In the garden Oond »e*d of the h***t nelcrtrd rarletle* la hdf tlw <mp Itlaht aeed ft fight Itflrtlri main . |t ( *. an if i > iK'Uoie jour yieni r *i-r will) cut a dollar'a eitra mkiiw f, r frrtlllarr. labor or cultivation. Hvrry additional pound Ilf Cotton or bushel* I»f corn tljat you grt from use of right seed of right Varieties la straight out clean profit. Take Mortgage lifter Cotton, for Instance. A <>eoigta cotton farmer paid us 117 50 for soil of It. ||r planted It In a test against common cotton. Itrsult was that he made 7 hales more cotton from hi* Mortgage Lifter than from common ml on ttie aame acreage of same kind id land elth name rultlvatl >n and fertll tilng itrsult, $ ;.U vo profit from spend ing 117.50 fur grant ar«it. Did tt pay Hint Will it pay youf Bend for our ratal g It tell* all about three things It shows you what others are doing and what you can aud ought to do tu UmA , f H. G. HASTINGS CO., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Ga. | I 1 ■ —— — **